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EXAMINER TELEPHONES Emulation Clasliled Advertising mull All Other Departments 7366531 104th Your No 30 Tim NEAR crtical photo taken with Lelcplloto lens during the Apollo lunar or SAN DIEGO AFL Dealings of Pueblocrcw members were aieppedup when their North clean captors learned that widely circulath photograph supposedly showim the us sai lors in good health and spirits Expect Canadian Govt Move bit shows the rough orifice of the moon The area covered is about 30 miles on side and located about degrees south latitude and 160 degrees west longitude on the far side of the celestial body NASA Photo via AP Wirepholo US Senator Questions Pueblo Crews Herqism contained gesturearof oonlernptf4As thehvomen spokeiisan invent the crow say CharlesBenton Law lr 27 Quartermaster first clam and Lee Roy Hayes 26 radioman detailed story at continuous beatings to news conference Monday Toward Recognition Oi China TAle APlA member of the Canadian House of Com mons said today the Canadian government would make some kind at approach in January to ward establishment of diplo matic relations between Canada hndChina Perry RyanI however told The Associated Press he did not know whether the approach would be made before or after the inauguration Jan 20 of Richard Nixon as president of the United states ltyan Toronto Spadina member of the governing Liber al party is vicechairman of the Commons standing committee on external affairs and national defence He arrived here Monday from Tokyo on oneweek visit to Formosa as the guest oi the Chinese Nationalist government CAPSULE NEWS Manning Resigns legislature Seal mwomow OP vPreinier llarry Strom of Alberta an nounced today that former premier Manning hm resigned his legislature soaL Squalters Invade Mexican Subdivisions MEXICO Clinl AP About 5000 Mexican squatters invaded bwerciasslsubdlvisinns early Monday between Santa Clara and Remedies in this citys outskirts Landowners said it was wellorgamrcd move one of the largest in Mexican history At dawn the squatters harmlercd stakes or their claims and by noon downs of trucks had arrived with lumber roofing and other materials Men women and children ouiddyerccled Will Oppose English Schools In Que Le Mouvement pour lintegration scolaire Will systematically oppose any move during the coming year to open new Englishlanguage public school in Frenchspeaking fir of the Montreal area the mouvemenls president said at Meet To Discussdtalled Peace Talks SAIGON AP llS Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker and South Vietnamese President Nguyen VanTtileu met today for the second consecutive day to discuss thestalled Paris peace talks meeting lasted about 90 minutes Claim Lebanons Neutrality Ended BEIRUT APt Lebanons emotional politicians and editorial writers say their countrys virtual neutrality in the Arablsraell conflict perished in the flames at Beirut international Airport Sali urday night French illiiceis lire Disciplined PAifils tAP number of French generalsapd other high rankmgoittcersare being disciplined for sounding out American colleagues on the possibility of France returning to lull parlicipor lion in the North Atlantic lreatyVOrganizations military programs rightwlng magarine reports rwgefio rrmefi FM Diego Naval Hospital Meme Secretary Clark Clitlord ord iired Navy Secretary Paul igno tius to conduct an inquiry into the crew treatment by North Korea Senator Richard missell DemGa said he felt the crew shouldbave swtlled the intelligence ship rather than let its secret equipmenttoll into enemy hands want to see lust what ord ers the commander was given Russell chairman of the Senate armed services committee said in an interview The navy declined comment Russell also said Those men are being hailed as heroes They are heroes in the sense that they survived the imprison ment Butvthey did sign great many statements that did not reflect any great heroism in my mind Ill have to investigate further to see just what hero type things they performed TroOpa Barrio Chloris CI Scientists View Cracks On Maori MOUSNN AP Cracks on the moon found in Apollo pic tlnes may be the result of quakes on the lunar surface geologist for the National Am nautlcs and Space Administra tlonsald Monday John Dietrlck said rifles trencheson the surface ap pear to be tension features caused by contraction of the delicate surface material lie compared the rlllcs to ar royos in the western United States The three astronautsCot Frank Barman Capt James Lovell nndLtCol William An derscontinoed to talk into tape recorders about theirrimpres sinus of the moon and their trip around polio astronauts PRAGUE Reuters Czech oslovakia will switch to laden al structure with separate Czech and Slovak Socialist republics at midnight tonight amid political tension over thefuiure of lead ing progressives Under federation Coechsand Slovaks will have equal status and will shares federal govern ment led by Premier Oldrlch Oernik whose ministers are ex pected to be announced New Years Day official headaches over the di vision of power between the Czech and Slovak governments and federal bodies were domi nated by huge relormist cam Free US Officer SAIGON AP US Spe cial Forces officer held captive by the VietCong for more than live years has been freed by South Vietnamese infantry dur ing sweep deep in the Mekong Delta authorities said today The Green Beret trooper lieutenant had been prisoner longer than any other captive rescued during the Vietnam war Emacialed and suffering from malnutrition he was flown too hospital attho Special Eorccs headquarters in Nha Trang in miles northeast of Saigon llie freed Americans identity was withheld until his nextofi kin are notified Hewasreported captured in lbot while serving as an adviser at remote camp in the delta south of Saigon Military sources said aSouth Vietnamese patrol found the American and caption South Vietnamese officer today or Monday during aaweep in the Ga Man swamps It was not im mediately learned how long the Vietnamese officerhad been carnive Linkr PuIChdSe ate Vioiihci GAIN IN JORD Unitedllations Condemnation Comes timid Renewed Fighting way to have the moon mariners make their next public appear ance in Washington possibly with ticker tape parade and meeting with President John son Dielrlck said picture takcn by the he crew of large crater owed parallel faults ripping through it from one side to the other feature called graben on earth SCIENTISTS DIVIDED He said there were rilles that had the characteristics of mean dering rivers or streams at first glance but that scientists are divided about whcthcr thcy Mere caused by water The scientist said there was little that was surprising in the lunar film brought backby the Slovaks Divided palgir to fleet Josef Smrkovsky Czech as federal parliamen tary chairman The job was earmarked for Slovakrwilh the other two top federal posts going to Czechs Premier Cemlk and President Ludvik Svoboda More than 1000000 Czech workers halve indicated they want the post to so to Smrkovsky chsirman of the National Assembly and many have said they would strike to press their demand Some Slovak Workers and in tellectual organizations also have joined the elect cnmpaign but the Slovak Communist party has in sisted that on principle the Job mug go to aSlovak Smritovs TheExaminer TODAY Aim Lenders1 City NewsZ Classified16 l7 Canilciu lDeathEll District5 Editoriall Sports10 mine4 TVListlngSll Weather4 Womens6 pfivalelrgivfhirn liltle Titania Examiner we Kennedy Makes Bid For Post With Democrats V$HlNGl0N AP Sun portors of Edward nice of winning the No Senate Democran post in bid that apparenlw is first step toward possible 1972 run for the white llousc But win or lose in the chal lenge he issued Monday the in yeanold senator from Massa chusetts seems likely to shed at least partailly his role as lol lower of the leadership team and emerge as new leader for Senate liberals WEATHER 01 wandy Wednesday on ll filigthde 16 Seepg No Than it For Copy lB PugI FtARES THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Arnblarhcll hostility brought renowcd violence in the Middlo Bust today while in New York UN Security Council condnm nation of lsracl for its common do attack on belruts international Airport appeared iimninenl Jordan announced three lsrae ll helicopters escorted by two jet fighters machinegunncd Jordanian security police car and set it allio on desert road between Gharandal and the port of Aqsba spokesman said the late of the five persons in the car was nmimmedinlely determined lsrael announced snboteurs lromdoidan had rained 19 more tur shells shortly after midnight on civilian target its name unspecified ncar Eleth At Tel Aviv spokesmen said there were no casualties frlho lsraeiir army reported ls raeli troops accidentally killed an Arab woman and wounded three other bystanders slightly in shooting down suspicious looking Arab who ran when patrol stopped him nnar Abro hams Tomb in occupied llc prong The suspect died of wounds VATICAN CRITICIZED lsraels defence of its opera tions against Arab terrorism brought the Vatican undcriire or an expression oi grid Pope Paul sent to Lebanon over he commando attack on Bciruts airport Thelsraeli minister of reli gion Zcrah lVarlIaltlg criti cited the Roman Catholicpon lllt for dispatching his message llonday while the Vatican turned blind eye to the terror ist attack on our airliner at Athl lns which prompted the repris Pope Paul had told bubnnona president Charles Helou We highly deplore violent acls coming lrom wherever they come flint cannot but aggra note an already tenso situa an Addressing Jonisnlem rally in memory of Nazi victims Warhnftig charged that the Val lcan always tumor blind eye to pcrsoculion of the Jews Pope Pauls voice was not heard when Arab terrorists killed nnoccnt Jews itwllhv bomb in the Mahanch Yehudi marketplace in Jonisalisn he said WNor was the voice of his predecessor Pope PiusXll heard during the Nazi hula caust when millions of Jews were killed Meanwhile lsracli elder statesman David DenGurlon declared he favored the death penalty forcaptured Arab guer rillas Montreal Police Society Retains Hands Off Policy nonunion or Brush ing aside offers of support from political group and labor the Montreal Police benevolent and Pension Society mainuined an aggressive stance Monday night to back its handsolt our money demands DetSgt Roger Lavigueur 53 president of the 4500mem her group said threats made Sunday that the society coiud enlist police aidrto depose the provincial government only threats They needed to be told how we felt But they should recog nize we are the body to do it Neither Mayor Jean Drapeau our Executive Committee Chair man Lucien Saulnler haseom mented so far The society which adminis ters the $42000000 pension fund for past and presentMontreal policemen hail reacted to prov incial legislation which absolved the City ol Montreal from my ing its share into various munie ipal employees pension funds for WWIBah period Mn Lavigueur said he feared the lcgislation could be thebz ginning of trouble for the pen sion fund The citys till is empty and ours isnt You know what that couldlead to It took Zsyears to build up this fund lc feared the city might man ge to get the legal power to take money out or the fund and warned that the oily laces danger that should b2illldEF sloodfi withhold on Armpit Moscow trams the anal lines of Soviet statements which it said horagreat re Soviet Communist party news paper Pravda today suggested there was link between the de cision last week by the United States tosell so Phantom let lighters to Israel and the lsroeli commando attack on Beirut Alr port it is difficult to explain this away as pure coincidence commentator Yevgeny Prima kov wrote as theSoviet press continued condemning the lame ll raid and cullingior United Nations measures against ls réelo The commentary which closely followed linemen in the United Nations Security Council again laid stress on ac tionthrough the world bodyI no PAPER wsnnssnnr Noediilon olTbe Barrio IEnmlncr willhe puhlllhed toinorrow New Years Day ltcgular dallyf publication will resume all Thursday With all shopplng newu sponsibility for the situation Peacesloving people demand the adoption of quick and eilec live measures capable of stop ing the dangerous escalation of the lmpudence ot the lsnaeil leaders it said But Primakov madt no men tion at possible sanctions against lsrael as did com mentatorr of the official Toss news agency Sunday Primekov said the lsraell fcrtmc at Beirut wasroarricd out just atthnt moment when elforts are being made to solve the longdrawnout Middle that crisis through political moans sit muons sums Canndas clue spokesmanon disarmament since i060 is rc wiring from public service ill Bonus to aisles The 74yearold ge return to Geneva for one last round of negotiating altne to nation disarmament confer care He beamed by George lgnntiett Canadian ambassador at theliN forthe last two years CP Wire photo